If you use VS Code, you check out the Marky Markdown extension, which will create a TOC in markdown for you. It has a status indicator above your TOC telling you if it is up-to-date or not as you edit your document.
You can set it to update on save, so it's stays in sync with your headings always. I wrote it recently as I include TOCs in markdown documents regularly, and I don't want to be doing manual updates for this kind of thing! 🤯⛏
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If you use VS Code, you check out the Marky Markdown extension, which will create a TOC in markdown for you. It has a status indicator above your TOC telling you if it is up-to-date or not as you edit your document.
You can set it to update on save, so it's stays in sync with your headings always. I wrote it recently as I include TOCs in markdown documents regularly, and I don't want to be doing manual updates for this kind of thing! 🤯⛏
Awesome Tip!!! I will definitely be using this. I generally write in vscode, but often tweak and add liquid tags in dev.
You're welcome🙂 If you have any feedback or features requests, let me know! 👍